Archives for March 11th, 2014

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Samsung-made 20nm-based 4Gb DDR3 RAM coming soon to a device near you

Samsung has started mass production of what it says is its “most advanced DDR3 memory” based on 20nm process technology. The new 4Gb (Gigabit) DRAM utilizes a modified double patterning technology with the “immersion ArF lithography,” which Samsung reckons paves the way for next generation 10nm-class DRAMs. Moreover, with the new 20nm DDR3 DRAM – ...
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All New HTC One’s second camera will allow users to choose the focus point after the shot is taken and enable 3D effects

We know pretty much everything there is to know about the upcoming All New HTC One. It will build on top of the current HTC One adding a bigger screen, faster processor and second rear camera to the mix. Now, thanks to the GSMarena report, we know what that second shooter will be used for. According ...
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Google to launch first SDK for developers for Android on wearables in two weeks!

In two weeks time, Google will launch its first SDK for developers for Android on wearables. The information comes right from the source, the company’s very own Sundar Pichai, who unfortunately hasn’t released any other details. Like whether developers will be able to get a reference design smart watch, or whether such smart watch is ...
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Samsung unveils secure cloud printing solution for small and medium-sized businesses

Samsung unveiled a new cloud printing solution for small and medium-sized businesses at CeBIT in Hannover, Germany. The Samsung Cloud Print is made to sing along Sammy’s new NFC-enabled printers that were also announced at the show — Samsung Xpress C1860 and Xpress M2885 — and the Cloud Print app, which will be available from ...
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Samsung patents a new way to unlock phones

LG has its Knock Code, and Samsung will soon have something similar. The patent filing with the USPTO describes a new system to unlock mobile devices using touch-and-drag input. The catch here is that you must create a drawing that has at least one intersection in it, while Sammy’s software will do its best to ...
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